Braille and ADA Compliant Signage in Sacramento, CA

Name: FASTSIGNS® of Sacramento/Natomas Airport Area, CA
Address: 2580 Arena Blvd, Ste B110, Sacramento, CA, 95834-7942, USA
Telephone: (916) 602-4155

ADA Sign Regulations / ADA Compliance / Handicapped / Wheelchair / Braille Signs

The ADA requires certain standardized signs to be installed in all public areas accessible to the disabled. There are many types of ADA signs, each with a distinct function. Some of the most common ADA signs are identification signs, instructional signs, directional signs, and overhead signs.

What Makes a Sign ADA Compliant?

ADA-compliant signs are required to have:

Matte finish
Uppercase letters
Specific fonts
Easily recognized accessibility symbols

The signs need to be both seen by someone with impaired vision and be legible from a distance. They can be customized as long as they comply with the basic standards set by the ADA.

To learn more about our range of Braille signs, ADA-compliant signage, directional signs and more, reach out to our experts at (916) 602-4155 or request a free quote online.

Types of ADA-Compliant Signs in Sacramento

There are many distinct types of ADA-compliant signs we offer in the Sacramento Airport area.. Here are some of the most common:

Identification Signs

These signs are used for exits, restrooms, and other rooms or spaces within a building. They must be placed at eye height with a high-contrast background to ensure the text and symbols are easily read. Identification signs are used in businesses throughout Sacramento to ensure all guests have access to key areas safely. If you want to see some examples of Information signs in use, check out the Natomas Marketplace.

Informational Signs

These signs communicate about the structure, facilities, and occupants of a particular area. They contain vital messages regarding safety procedures or official regulations. These signs must be placed at eye level with a high-contrast background and be prominent and readable from a distance. To see some examples of information signs, check out the Natomas Crossing Business Center.

Braille Signs

A braille sign is an essential accessibility tool designed to assist individuals who are blind or visually impaired in navigating public and private spaces with greater independence and confidence. These signs use raised dots that form braille characters, which can be read through touch. Braille signs are commonly found in locations such as elevators, restrooms, offices, and public transportation hubs, conveying key information like room numbers, floor levels, or directional guidance. By adhering to tactile and visual design standards, these signs ensure clear and inclusive communication for all users. Implementing braille signage is not just a regulatory requirement in many regions, but also a meaningful way for businesses and organizations to demonstrate their commitment to inclusivity and accessibility.

Directional Signs

Directional signs aid in the orientation of visitors in a facility or complex. Directional signs sometimes referred to as wayfinding signs are required for persons with disabilities who need assistance when navigating an unfamiliar place or a large complex, like the Sacramento International Airport. These signs must be written in clear, to-the-point language. They should also include arrows or other symbols to guide travelers to all the key areas of the airport.

Overhead Signs

Overhead signs are most often seen in parking garages and other large buildings. To be seen by people of all heights, overhead signs must be at least 7 feet above the floor / ground. Most importantly, they must be visible and legible from a great distance. They are frequently suspended from the ceiling but can also be mounted to a wall.

Safety Signs

Signs indicating potential dangers are known as safety signs or warning signs. Because of their important use these signs must be highly visible and use easy-to-understand language. They should include standard symbols or pictograms associated with common hazards. Hazard and safety signs are used to indicate the location of stairwells, elevators, exits and other essential safety areas.

Top-Rated ADA Sign Company in Northern Sacramento, CA

At FASTSIGNS® of Sacramento / Natomas Airport Area, CA, we’re a top-rated custom sign shop in Sacramento County, and we’re here to help you. If you need custom ADA signs, or any other type of signs and graphics, give us a call. We serve the greater Sacramento County area including North Sacramento, North and South Natomas, Rio Linda, and beyond.

Get started on improving accessibility by contacting our ADA and braille sign professionals in Sacramento at (916) 602-4155, or stop by our storefront near the airport to learn more.